1971
DOI: 10.1007/bf01725132
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Switching phenomena in amorphous thin films of Ge, Cd x Te y and Sb x Se y

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“…Luby et al discuss the electronic switching phenomena observed for amorphous samples of Sb x Se y ; the analysis of current−voltage responses display a characteristic switch from high-resistivity to low-resistivity states from Sb x Se y films. 34 The switching is attributed to the generation of a conduction channel through the sample due to electrothermal processes. Anisotropic anomalies arising within layer structures is also a well-known phenomenon discussed extensively for Cd-containing layerstructures by Van der Valk et al 35 Asymmetric coordination of anions with a highly charged cation produces polarization of the anions, for which, in an ideal octahedral complex of a metal ion surrounded by anions, the overlap repulsion and covalent bonding yield isotropic fields.…”
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“…Luby et al discuss the electronic switching phenomena observed for amorphous samples of Sb x Se y ; the analysis of current−voltage responses display a characteristic switch from high-resistivity to low-resistivity states from Sb x Se y films. 34 The switching is attributed to the generation of a conduction channel through the sample due to electrothermal processes. Anisotropic anomalies arising within layer structures is also a well-known phenomenon discussed extensively for Cd-containing layerstructures by Van der Valk et al 35 Asymmetric coordination of anions with a highly charged cation produces polarization of the anions, for which, in an ideal octahedral complex of a metal ion surrounded by anions, the overlap repulsion and covalent bonding yield isotropic fields.…”
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“…The observed increase in polarization is unsurprising given the two new materials within the active region possess electronically active structures. Luby et al discuss the electronic switching phenomena observed for amorphous samples of Sb x Se y ; the analysis of current–voltage responses display a characteristic switch from high-resistivity to low-resistivity states from Sb x Se y films . The switching is attributed to the generation of a conduction channel through the sample due to electrothermal processes.…”
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“…More unique uses are reported in refs. [70] and [71]. In the second group of more active devices we find an investigation of thin film triodes by J. Reynaud et al [72] which appears quite interesting and the use of CdTe as a non-linear load impedance in integrated circuits [73].…”
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